Sentence examples for time of prayer from inspiring English sources

"For Washington to tell a local school district that you cannot have a prayer and a time of prayer in that school is, I think, offensive to most Americans," Mr. Perry said.

One evening, during a time of prayer in our church homegroup, Alexa thought she/he/it was being addressed (Want to know who God is? Now you can ask Alexa, 25 May).

He said the joint initiative was not "some sort of stunt" and had been launched during Lent, which he said was "a time of prayer and action".

Mr Netanyahu said this was a "terrible attack at a time of prayer" and condemned what he termed the "shouts of joy" from the Palestinian-controlled Gaza Strip after the attacks.

He said that this was a "terrible attack at a time of prayer" and condemned what he termed the "shouts of joy" from the Palestinian-controlled Gaza Strip after the attacks.

"It was a good time of prayer," Simon said.

Shops must close at the time of prayers.

My research, my faith, and my positive view of life, the extended times of prayer, study and listening to encouraging messages boosted my belief that I would survive the Ebola scourge.

The Al-Hamlet Summit is divided into sections corresponding to the Islamic times of prayer, which seems to echo Riyad 'Ismat's 1973 Damascus production, where the play was divided into three parts – huzn (sorrow), al-thawra (rebellion), al-shahadah (martyrdom) (see Al-Shetawi, p 48). HAMLET: The real enemy is here, in the palace, amongst us.

And yet, it seems worth noting that Saadya in this section of his text (as represented by the above quote) seems to focus explicitly on those requisite details that are provided by the rabbinic tradition (details about times of prayer, etc).

It is important in Islam because Muhammad used it to describe the times of prayer.